Episode number 404 with Mike Rowe, part two.

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Alright guys, welcome back. If you enjoyed part one of this with Mike Rowe, then you are in for a very special treat.

Again, to recap, part one we're talking about why having passion for something doesn't guarantee you'll actually get good at that thing.

Why people with dirty jobs tend to be happier than most other people.

Why working smart, not hard, is horrible advice and so much more that we talked about in part one with Mike Rowe.

And in this episode, part two, we talk about how if you can have a fulfilled life without working hard,

actually the concept of working hard and how it relates to fulfillment, interesting concept, how to build a big

audience without inflating your ego. Mike's view on masculinity today versus what it used to mean as a man.

The truth about whether Mike was being considered for vice president this time around and so much more guys.

We dive in deep in this one. So make sure to listen in, take notes, connect with Mike on social media.

Again, this is Lewis House dot com slash 404. So watch the full video interview back there.

Check out all the show notes and information there as well. And without further ado, let's go into part two with the one the only Mike Rowe.

Do you think that we can have a fulfilled life?

No, why did so many people try to not do any hard work at all? They just try to get by in an easy way.

Because and then they feel like they're like suicidal, they're unhappy, they're depressed and I'm like, because you don't work hard.

People are rivers. People are rivers trying to get to the ocean. And the river is making its way and there's a mountain.

Well, you know, the river is not going to go over the mountain. The river is going to go around the mountain.

It's going to find the lowest possible way. And that that's why rivers look like broken snakes.

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